1. Bitcoin mining difficulty drops to 133.79 T, a decrease of 7.76%; 2. Ethereum spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $41.9715 million yesterday, marking the third consecutive day of net outflows; 3. Analysts: Altcoin CEX trading volume declines sharply, investor interest continues to decrease; 4. Coinbase opens STRK, ATH, RAY, and NCT trading to New York State residents; 5. Galaxy Research Director: New SEC rules end the ambiguous standards of the "Gensler era," reshaping the regulatory boundaries of digital assets; 6. A whale, suspected to be Erik Voorhees, bought another 114,424 ETH in the early morning; 7. Two whales sold a total of 2,842 XAUT at a loss during the gold price decline; 8. Analysis: The nightmare of a "Fed rate hike" may become a reality, Bank of America says three conditions must be met first; 9. Palantir's artificial intelligence system receives key project status from the US Department of Defense; 10. Polymarket will announce major news next Monday, possibly related to token issuance or fundraising.

During a Mac-related trip to China, Apple CEO Tim Cook addressed the recent surge in Mac Mini sales driven by OpenClaw in an interview. He commented that Apple incorporated the Neural Engine into Macs a decade ago, and with the combined development of Apple chips, generative AI, and intelligent agent interaction, this hardware and software integration makes the Mac Mini the most suitable computer for AI tasks. Apple will continue to optimize Mac performance for AI workflows; in fact, users can already train large language models on the Macbook Pro. (Jiemian)

Bitdeer, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company, has released its latest Bitcoin holdings data on the X platform. According to PANews, as of the week ending March 20, Bitdeer maintained zero Bitcoin holdings. During this period, the company produced 126.3 BTC through mining operations and sold an equivalent amount of 126.3 BTC.

China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao expressed his hope that Eli Lilly will enhance its engagement in the country and pursue further growth opportunities. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the statement released on the ministry's website. Wang's remarks underscore China's interest in fostering stronger ties with international companies to boost economic development.

The European Union's Energy Commissioner, Jorgensen, has proposed that EU member states reduce their gas storage targets to 80% of capacity. According to Jin10, this recommendation is 10 percentage points lower than the official EU target. The suggestion comes amid ongoing discussions about energy security and supply within the region.

Two explosions have been reported at a base of Iran's Revolutionary Guards in Bushehr, according to Iranian media. The cause and impact of the explosions remain unclear at this time. Further details are awaited as authorities investigate the incident.

A vessel, seemingly assuming the identity of a decommissioned gas carrier, has recently navigated through the Strait of Hormuz. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the evolving tactics employed to traverse this critical waterway as the conflict in the Middle East intensifies. The incident underscores the complexities and challenges faced by maritime operations in the region, where geopolitical tensions continue to influence shipping routes and strategies.

Bitcoin fell nearly 5% this week due to the impact of the US-Israel-Iran war, with the S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and gold all declining, while crude oil rose 7.3%, a 53% increase since the war began on February 28. A Kobeissi Letter report stated that the S&P 500 ETF and Nasdaq 100 ETF saw a combined outflow of $64 billion over the past three months, a record high, representing approximately 5% of total assets under management. The spot Bitcoin ETF also recorded a net outflow of $253 million in the past two days. Glassnode data shows that the market struggled to absorb selling pressure, with net profit-taking in Bitcoin accelerating to approximately $17 million per hour at one point, but subsequently losing momentum, and the price fell back below $70,000. Analysts point out that geopolitical uncertainty has compressed market demand depth, making even a medium-sized sell-off difficult to absorb. Historical experience shows that Bitcoin's price action is repeating itself, similar to that during the Russia-Ukraine war: an initial sell-off followed by a short-term rebound, but then continued downward pressure. Analysts believe that rising energy costs, tight liquidity, and continued pressure from forced selling will make Bitcoin's recovery take longer. Finish predicts that Bitcoin may bottom out around $55,000 before gradually rebounding, but the market remains cautious until the conflict with Iran subsides. (Cointelegraph)

A Greek bulk carrier, identified as the 'Giacometti,' has reportedly entered the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz with its Automatic Identification System (AIS) active, marking the first such occurrence since March 2. According to Jin10, the vessel, flying the Liberian flag, is owned by a Greek bulk shipping company. The AIS data indicates that the ship is transporting food cargo destined for Iran. On March 20, local time, the ship navigated around Larak Island, following a route similar to the 'safe corridor' delineated by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $52.1092 million on March 20, extending the streak to three consecutive days. According to NS3.AI, US spot Ethereum ETFs also experienced a third straight day of net outflows, amounting to $41.9715 million.

The sharp drop was mainly due to the Middle East conflict pushing up oil prices and suppressing expectations of interest rate cuts, coupled with tightening dollar liquidity triggering a sell-off.

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